Continuous Penetration Testing — Every Release Tested, Every Fix Verified
Annual pentests test the version of your app that existed six months ago. Continuous penetration testing tests the version your customers are using right now — every deploy, every feature, every fix.
- Every production deploy triggers a delta retest
- Every fix is verified — no 'closed, untested' findings
- Engineers respond in Slack, not 14-day email cycles
- Always-current report your board and auditors can trust
- OWASP, business logic, API, cloud, supply chain coverage
- Free initial audit before any commitment
Common questions
Real answers from engineers who run these engagements.
Why is continuous penetration testing better than annual pentests?
Annual pentests are a point-in-time snapshot — by the time the PDF arrives, your team has shipped dozens of releases. Continuous penetration testing tests every release as it ships, so the report you hand to your board or auditor reflects today's reality, not last quarter's.
How does continuous pentesting integrate with our deploy pipeline?
We hook into your CI/CD webhooks (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel, Render, Heroku) and trigger a delta retest on each production deploy. Findings post directly to Slack so your engineers see them in the same channel they work in.
Is continuous penetration testing the same as PTaaS?
PTaaS (Penetration Testing as a Service) is the commercial model — a subscription engagement instead of a one-off project. Continuous penetration testing is the technical approach — testing on every release rather than once a year. Most modern PTaaS engagements deliver continuous testing.
Does continuous pentesting work for regulated industries?
Yes. SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI DSS all explicitly call for ongoing security testing, not just annual snapshots. Continuous penetration testing satisfies these requirements and gives auditors better artifacts than a one-time report.
How long does it take to onboard continuous penetration testing?
Most clients are scanning within 48 hours. We do a free initial audit first, then if you engage, baseline scan + CI/CD hookup typically takes 2 working days.
What if you find a critical vulnerability mid-engagement?
Criticals trigger an immediate Slack ping plus a phone call to your on-call. We hold the report draft, ship the fix recommendation within hours, and verify the fix before reporting it as closed.
Start with a free initial audit
Three findings, ranked by severity. Delivered in 3 business days. No credit card. No pitch.